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by dombili 9y ago
Thinking Strategically by Avinash Dixit and Barry Nalebuff is a fantastic way to start. You can pick it up without any prior knowledge of game theory. I'd also recommend Ken Binmore's Game Theory: A Very Short Introduction .
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What Happens When the Government Uses Facebook as a Weapon?(bloomberg.com)
4 points by dombili 9y ago|0 comments
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by dombili 9y ago
You can try Scotty.js [1]. [1] https://github.com/stojanovic/scottyjs
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by dombili 9y ago
I couldn't agree more. I am using a different note taking app beside Evernote because I just can't stand the interface and usability of their Mac and iOS apps. But their OCR feature is by far the best on the market so I have to ke
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by dombili 9y ago
mpv is barebones so it doesn't, but you can integrate Subliminal ( https://github.com/Diaoul/subliminal ) to it.
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by dombili 10y ago
I have a private blog that I write for my own to better my writing skills. I use Ulysses (the app) with a custom style (CSS) and extract my posts to an HTML file. I then upload the HTML file and the CSS file, which Ulysses also extracts, to
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by dombili 10y ago
http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/001229
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Shaking My Head(medium.com)
1 points by dombili 10y ago|0 comments
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by dombili 11y ago
This sounds awfully familiar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MINARET
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by dombili 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_good
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by dombili 11y ago
Huh, I must have missed that article. I stand corrected. Thanks for sharing.
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by dombili 11y ago
Mozilla reportedly doesn't make money from Pocket [1]. So the money is not the issue. Your guess is as good as mine as to what is. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/38aorv/psa_mozilla...
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by dombili 11y ago
Unfortunately that's what Mozilla does now. They force these so called features on their users, but they don't get enough crap for it for doing so simply because they can be disabled. Most people miss the point that majority of pe
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by dombili 11y ago
I miss him.
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by dombili 11y ago
My pleasure! Great to hear that Mac version is a possibility. Is following you on twitter the best way to get notified about that? Good luck with the app, I hope it does well.
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by dombili 11y ago
This looks really good. I'm not reading anything epub length on my phone but if I were, I'd give this a shot. Big thumbs up for a great product page as well. So many people screw this up. Two problems I noticed with the website: -
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by dombili 11y ago
>... but it still feels that this was an infraction on his freedom of speech https://xkcd.com/1357/
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by dombili 11y ago
I'm glad they're focusing on fixing major problems such as newcomers finding the functionality of the favorite button confusing, instead of trying to find new ways to deal with abuse on Twitter.
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by dombili 11y ago
You clearly misread or didn't read my comment because I didn't say anything about not taking your Yubikeys with you while traveling. >The whole point is to use them as part of your authentication chain. I know and that's e
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by dombili 11y ago
Off-topic, but I came across this tweet today. https://twitter.com/flexlibris/status/660108123487789056 > TSA at Boston airport tried to take my Yubikeys away from me to a second location "for a test"
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by dombili 11y ago
That's my hope as well, but do they even plan on doing that? I know they're working on bringing TextSecure to Chrome as an extension, but that seems to be it. I also agree with khed. Signal needs to hide metadata.
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by dombili 11y ago
If the setup screen stays the way it is, this is probably never going to take off. The fact that it's officially coming from Tor devs is important and I'm sure people who already use Tor can use this app relatively easily, but if
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by dombili 11y ago
It's a shame that people whose job is to advance humanity have to spend their time dealing with crap like this. I'm glad they've found a workaround but that being said, opening a PDF attachment coming from god knows where isn
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by dombili 11y ago
I have no idea, to be honest. I probably said that because it's open source (and I'm aware that "open source" isn't synonymous with "secure"). Come to think of it, I shouldn't have said that because I
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by dombili 11y ago
If by people you mean "Hacker News crowd", I don't know. If by people you mean "people in general", just look at their respective website. The answer is rather obvious. I contemplated over which password manager to
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by dombili 11y ago
I noticed the same issue awhile back, but I didn't make a big deal out of it thinking I had no other choice. Good to know they have another format that limits the leak of metadata. Thanks for the post.
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by dombili 11y ago
Oh, so that's what that scene was about! I re-watched it now and it really is incredible. Screenshots of some of Greenwald's notes (they don't say much): 1- http://i.imgur.com/Xk3tefg.jpg 2- http:/&#x2F
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by dombili 11y ago
>you'd probably be looking for protonmail if your only criteria is jurisdiction. They seem competent enough from the outside - I have no insight into how they operate. http://www.wired.com/2015/10/mr-robot-
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by dombili 11y ago
By "that number" I meant the percentage of users who're using the latest version of Android. Lollipop's numbers will eventually get higher, but by that time there'll be 2 or 3 newer versions of Android.
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by dombili 11y ago
I wouldn't so firmly say "not anymore" when only 15% of Android users[1] are on the latest version of Android almost a year after its release. That number probably won't go any higher over time either because Android&#x2

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